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Guardiola Down To Direct Reference

By: vanscijane | 2011-04-12 | Football
The highest attack calls from Barcelona Real Madrid coach Jose Mourinho, and his solid backing of the club President Florentino. Real Madrid appear in the face of so many negative factors, Real Madrid... read more

Barcelona FC: ADIOS AMIGO?

By: Harry Biosah | 2012-06-09 | Soccer
How will 'almighty' Barcelona look without Pep Guardiola? Can Messi and his colleagues over-come the psychological impact and continue to deliver? Certainly there are so many questions with very few answers. read more

Mourinho Choose To Leave

By: vanscijane | 2011-03-29 | Football
However, Mourinho has never been a person reluctant to traditional or conventional. He has always been one to mince words, bluntly, as long as the feel unfair treatment, he would speak up: By doing so... read more

La Masia: FC Barcelona Academy

By: Mary Rose | 2011-05-27 | News and society
FC Barcelona’s academy La Masia is always famous for its graduated students. World’s best player Xavi Hernandez, Andres Iniesta or Lionel Messi are outstandingly talent players of the football world and the greatest pride of La Masia. La Masia, which is situated in the club's Camp Nou grounds, has design of typical Catalonian farmhouse built in 1702. The building was converted more than 30 years ago to become the residence place for young soccer players from all over the world. Barcelona’s youth academy has four large dormitories with dressing rooms, a kitchen, reading room, library, office and dining room. read more

Guardiola At The National Derby

By: vanscijane | 2011-04-19 | Football
In national Derby outstanding performance but because of injury and was replaced in advance of Carles Puyol and Adriano, yesterday took part in Barcelona training. Carles Puyol in training show good p... read more

Mourinho Put Together Lineup Team

By: vanscijane | 2011-04-14 | Football
Tottenham Hotspur''s game, Mourinho has done in the starting lineup to consider one to two, and even many of the adjustments. On the one hand, he said, despite the leading edge 4 to 0, Real Madrid can... read more

Pep Guardiola to Leave Barcelona

By: Micheal Lin | 2012-04-30 | Soccer
Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola has confirmed that he will be leaving the club at the end of the season. His contract was due to expire at the end of June and there is not any hope that he would make a continuous stay in Barca. read more

FC Barcelona Homecoming: Champions League Celebration

By: Mary Rose | 2011-05-31 | News and society
After beating Manchester United 3-1 at Wembley on Saturday night, Barcelona ends the hugely-successful season including the La Liga crown. Saturday's victory over Manchester United is the second Champions League triumph in three years for Barcelona and the fourth crown since 1992. Having flown back from London on Sunday afternoon, FC Barcelona’s players have spent the time celebrating the victory with fans. An estimated million fans gathered on the streets when the FC Barcelona paraded the European Cup and La Liga trophies in front of open-top bus from the airport to their Camp Nou home. After the parade, the whole team will attend the concert by Shakira - the girlfriend of central defender Gerard Pique – at the Nou Camp stadium. read more

Pep Guardiola Wins Coach of The Year At FIFA Ballon d'Or Gala (Pictures)

By: Mary Rose | 2012-01-10 | News and society
At the FIFA Ballon d'Or Gala in Zurich, Switzerland on January 9, 2012, Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola was named “World Coach of the Year for Men’s Football”. The former Barcelona and Spain midfielder had been nominated alongside last year's winner Jose Mourinho of Real Madrid and Manchester United's Sir Alex Ferguson. This is the first time the 40-year old coach won the award. Guardiola guided the Catalans to five more trophies in 2011 including the Champions League, the FIFA Club World Cup and a third consecutive Spanish La Liga title. read more

José Mourinho's Nine-Year Head Coach Success

By: John Stevens | 2011-04-25 | Football
Some days ago, Jose Mourinho had a golden chance to open champagne celebrating the dramatic victory over FC Barcelona at the King’s Cup final match on Wednesday, April 20, 2011. However, the superman isn’t just successful in Spain with Real Madrid. During late nine years, he has worked in four different countries and made great achievements that world leading coaches like Sir Alex Ferguson, Rafa Benitez, Harry Redknapp, Joao Pereira and Cesare Prandelli couldn’t do. Actually, Porto, Chelsea, Inter and Real hadn’t lost in 150 games under him with 125 wins 25 draws and 342 scored goals. After winning two UEFA Champions League titles with two different teams, he became the third manager in soccer history. Now, let see Jose Mourinho’s nine-year milestone with an unbelievable record in pictures. read more

Fc Barcelona Vs Real Madrid Live (la Liga) Spanish Primera Division Streaming Soccer / Football Onli

By: edword | 2010-11-29 | Soccer
FC Barcelona vs Real Madrid Live Spanish Primera Division Streaming, Dated: 29-11-2010 , Monday Night soccer/football read more

Mourinho Might Get Sacked By Real Madrid

By: vanscijane | 2011-03-28 | Football
Mourinho relationship with Real Madrid last week there was a change. As always, this change may affect his future at Real Madrid. This change and a meeting on Friday, but also with mid-week victory ov... read more

FC Barcelona - Surely They Can't Do it Again?

By: Steve Yates | 2010-03-30 | Soccer
The New Dream Team. That's what the Barcelona aficionados were calling their team at the end of last season. That, and The Invincibles, obviously. And it's not easy to argue with them, really. To say that FC Barcelona were the best football team in Europe would be a little like saying Usain Bolt is fairly quick - ridiculous understatement. read more

Funny Cartoons of Real Madrid vs Barcelona

By: Chris Elliott | 2011-04-21 | Society
Last night, Real Madrid did a phenomenon when winning the Copa del Rey Final over Barcelona. Cristiano Ronaldo was a real hero with a late penalty in 103rd minute of the march. Although Lionel Messi has opened the first scoring but he could make his way through the Madrid defense in the whole match. Real Madrid is a professional association football club in Madrid, Spain which has been voted the most successful club of the 20th century by FIFA with nine European Cups, two UEFA Cups, seventeen Spanish Cups and thirty-one La Liga titles. Meanwhile, FC Barcelona keeps the title of second most successful club in Spanish football with two League Cups, eleven Spanish Super Cups, twenty-five Spanish Cups and nineteen La Liga titles. Let see the long-standing and fierce rivalry between two giant clubs through these series of funny cartoons. read more

FC Barcelona-'More Than A Club'

By: jamiehanson | 2010-09-21 | Arts & Entertainment
FC Barcelona and Barca is also known as the Futbol Club Barcelona. This is a renowned football team and has its base in Catalonia, region of Spain. read more